WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/24/19

Listener comments!

9:00am annie:

9:01am chresti:

Morning

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and all!

9:02am Maggie B.:

Hi hi all!

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9:02am dutchtheo:

Howdy, drummers. My cup of tea time. do that full monty

9:02am chresti:

I made it for the intro!

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Beautiful to see you! annie! chresti! listener james! Maggie B! dutchtheo! That's a big jolt of listener adrenaline right there!

9:03am davefromtoronto:

Buster!!!

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9:04am Granny Spicy Tuna:

BUSTER!!!! Hey, everyone!

9:04am Sem:

Hello, Doug, all.

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, davefromtoronto, Granny Spicy Tuna and Sem!

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9:06am Granny Spicy Tuna:

But who's the cute uke playing gal? I don't recall this film.

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9:07am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and sonicsound seekers.

@ausmanx if you are not already in NZ, sorry to hear about your election.

9:07am Stanley:

Give us a hug, Doug.

9:07am still b/p:

Was there a title card that came onscreen next that said "Strum, strum, strum."

9:07am chresti:

6:07 AM

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9:09am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Bartine Burkett is the gal!

9:09am ottovonbqe:

And the guy is young jimmy fallon?

9:10am Uncle Michael:

good morning

9:10am thedunkel / el carnicero francés:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer! Good Morning all!

9:10am chresti:

Bartine is a nice name.

9:12am Uncle Michael:

Is there whisky in Buster's water, or sugar in his tea?

9:13am chresti:

Buster and Bartie

9:13am Ike:

Meow.

9:14am still b/p:

Whut's all this crazy singin',
'bout your dog that got some fleas..

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry, distracted by a few behind-the-scenes technical weirdness.

HELLO AND HOWDY, ottovonbqe, Stanley, Brian in UK, still b/p, Ike, and Uncle Michael! Did I miss anyone? (Always my biggest fear.)

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Why yes, I missed thedunkel/el carnicero francés. My apologies good Sir!

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9:20am Brian in UK:

Saw a quote today that made me smile "politics is just showbiz for ugly people"

9:23am annie:

y'know... it's so nice out and i rarely get a chance to sit out on a shady porch and watch the trees and critters; i'm bowing out in favor of that and will listen to the show later. 90s today, so i'm going to try to beat the heat. :)

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9:24am Granny Spicy Tuna:

annie: enjoy! lovely

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

I don't subscribe to the "all politicians are bad" worldview. (Not saying that you do, Brian in UK.) I guess I still believe that there can be a conjoining of idealism and policymaking. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is keeping that faint glimmer flickering right now.

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9:27am Brian in UK:

Doug, ofcourse but they seem to be in the minority. It is all perception.

Are we all singing along to this one.

9:29am chresti:

Very bright and shiny this morning.

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9:31am Brian in UK:

Threat of rain soon, using that as an excuse not to cut the grass and ofcourse listen to this sublime programme. (Creep, creep)

9:32am Jeff g.:

Hi!

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

Jeff G, hi hi hi!

@Brian in UK
A rational and reasonable perception for sure.

9:37am Webhamster Henry:

It's really windy here in the Mid Hudson Valley. Get out the aeolean harps!

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

I suppose it is rather inaccurate of my to call that Hawaiian guitar with Ms. Katsutaro a "Western" influence.

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
Autoaeolean?

9:40am still b/p:

Aiolian harps! Delicious!

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9:41am Brian in UK:

Made some potato bread yesterday and added 6oz of mashed potato instead of usual 4oz to use it up. Turned into a monster with large holes but makes great toast.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

That's funny, still b/p.

9:43am chresti:

Takeshi Terauchi & His Blue Jeans

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9:47am Granny Spicy Tuna:

groovy!

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

@chresti
Takeshi Terauchi's other band was The Bunnys.

9:47am coelacanth∅:

Good Morning Doug & All

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

A description of this current LP:

"The record that was issued in 1972 as a collaborative work between famous drama collective Tenjo Sajiki leaded by Shuji Terayama and group Singers Three. All lyrics were written by Terayama and music was written by Makoto Wada - an artist (worked with Tadanori Yokoo), composer, director and experimentator. Actually the disk material were compositions for two Terayama's and Wada's drama performances: for the first, The Crime of Debuko Oyama (yet from 1967-68), for the second - Shadow Thief on famous comics motives. It belongs to rock music very indirectly - mostly it is a mix of a few old styles: European cabaret with a tart taste of decadence, pre-war jazz in Louis Armstrong vein, bright country with a merry banjo and Japanese theater."

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

[The above description was translated from Russian.]

9:57am chresti:

Any kiyohiko senba and the haniwa all stars?

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Not this time around, chresti!

10:00am chresti:

A fist's mistake, is a favorite

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

I will seek it out. Thanks!

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10:02am Brian in UK:

Listening whilst watching Giro d'Italia, good soundtrack.

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Giro makes me think gyro, which makes me hungry.

10:03am Mark R:

If I'm not mistaken, Mokoto Wada is the father of Toshi Wada, and they released a collaborative album a few months back. Brian in UK, that's why we have the WFMU app (easy download from the Apple store)--you can cut your lawn AND listen to the show.

10:04am Mark R:

I listened to Scott McDowell's Sun Ra tribute in Union Square Park this week while preparing for a job interview. I once listened to Trouble's show while getting a root canal (true story!).

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10:05am Granny Spicy Tuna:

mmmm gyro

10:05am chresti:

I enjoyed the last two sets, thanks!

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10:07am doctorjazz:

Hi Drummers!

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10:07am Granny Spicy Tuna:

i've been listening and looking up all kinds of fascinating silent film history, inspired by the Bartine and Buster gif

10:07am chresti:

I plug into wfmu daily, via iphone

10:09am chresti:

Thanks Granny, any favorite source?

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10:10am Granny Spicy Tuna:

chresti: i often check out wikipedia pages and find links to more links and more links!

10:12am Webhamster Henry:

I like Vocalese a lot!

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10:12am dutchtheo:

Me too BiUK, next weeks i will be in the Dolomites myself. Tea and sympathy for the UK with the frying pan into a dumpster fire saga

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10:12am Granny Spicy Tuna:

The Niles Silent Film Museum in Fremont also has lots of resources on their site, and a well stocked bookstore. I LOVE silent films.

10:13am Listener Gregory:

This set is awesome, even though it hasn't even started yet!

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10:14am Granny Spicy Tuna:

chresti: if you haven't been to Fremont, it could be a fun adventure on your next trip to the Bay Area. Not only is there the silent film museum (screens on weekends!) but there's a steam engine ride AND Fremont has a Bollywood MULTIPLEX (plus amazing Indian restaurants)

10:15am still b/p:

Local series of silents has a pianist who improvises her accompaniment. Hope to make one or two of the films this summer. I was invited to do sound effects for a Keaton short at an outdoor showing a couple years ago. Great fun assortment of items rustled up at home for my foley table.

10:15am chresti:

Ah-I'm about to look at www.busterkeaton.org...

10:16am Webhamster Henry:

Former DJ Dorian Devins does a little on her album Imaginary Release.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, doctorjazz, Mark Root Canal, Listener Gregory!

10:17am Webhamster Henry:

...a little vocalese that is.

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10:17am Granny Spicy Tuna:

I just attended a screening of Buster Keaton's "Our Hospitality" and his grand-daughter was in the audience. Her father was the baby in the film.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

Another Charlie Parker/Eddie Jefferson nexus coming up. This is heaven for me. I hope it's at least Cloud 9 material for you.

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Eddie Jefferson worked as a cabbie in NYC for many years.

10:20am chresti:

Wow sb/p! And GST!

10:21am fred:

Good morning Doug and listeners

10:22am Mr C:

Tribeca says hello to the Drummer..

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10:22am doctorjazz:

Great to hear Eddie Jefferson, and Bird, for that matter!

10:27am chresti:

So there's poison in Buster's teacup

10:27am Mr C:

I met Lee Konitz last night! At Bill Charlap set at Dizzy’s in NY. He was seated next to me. A NY thrill!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

Body and Soul, Coleman Hawkins' great opus, and Eddie Jefferson's, too!

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10:28am Granny Spicy Tuna:

chresti: did you figure out which film the gif is from?

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10:28am Brian in UK:

@dutchtheo, sounds lovely. Our daughter is going to Verona and Lake Garda next week. I said that she could see the final time trial a week Sunday, not sure if she was that impressed.

10:28am chresti:

www.busterkeaton.org...

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings and welcome, fred, Mr C, and Lee Konitz (by extension)! (That is a thrill, Mr C, wow!)

10:29am Listener Gregory:

I heard Konitz play the past winter, and when he was introduced, the MC said that he had played the opening night of Birdland, with Bird on the bill. It sounded like ancient history, but there he was, still playing.

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10:30am Brian in UK:

@ Mark R thanks I have it already or some variation, does not help if you are praying for rain.

10:31am Listener Gregory:

Whoops, I'm familiar with Jefferson's later recording, where he talks about Coleman in the past tense. The present tense here threw me off.

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10:31am Granny Spicy Tuna:

thanks, chresti! thanks for the inspiration, Doug! And the great tunes. This set is outtasite.

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10:34am dutchtheo:

Ha BiUK Lake Garda and probably Verona (not he giro TT) is on the program in the 2 weeks

10:34am Listener Gregory:

The later Body & Soul was stretched out and a bit more relaxed, for those keeping score at home.

10:35am Listener Gregory:

Doug, do you know the pianist on this (Mood For Love)? Jefferson uses his solo too.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

The pianist on the original Moody number is Swedish...

10:37am Listener Gregory:

I don't hold it against him.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

The pianist is: Thore Swanerud

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10:39am JtotheK:

Eddie Jefferson 'Psychedelic Sally' is a 45 I hope to find someday. (I have the Horace Silver 45.) Hi Doug, hi everyone!

10:39am Ramblin' Ray:

Peace and interesting harmonies to all. Overheard Lee K buy a sandwich at a foodstall once. His banter and timing were a howl. One hep cat.

10:39am Dave Sewelson:

Another wild and wonderful show Doug!

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10:41am doctorjazz:

I've mentioned this before, but Lee Konitz was the substitute teacher for my jazz history class at Brooklyn College in the mid 70s (ahem...). The regular teacher, Chuck Israels, was away on a gig for a week. Konitz put Miles' On The Corner on, played his alto along, and stopped to comment here and there. I had no clue at the time that he (or my regular teacher) were any big deal, but I loved the classes (and my listening changed at that point).

10:42am Listener Gregory:

Thore Swanerud is obviously an anagram for "underwear host."

10:43am Listener Gregory:

Thanks for the Jefferson set, Doug. You are doing God's work. Unfortunately, I have to do the devil's work by going to a meeting at 11 and will catch up on the archive.

10:44am David D:

Some great soundstuff today, Doug!

10:47am Mauri:

Hey Doug and drummers. Jazz over city sounds.

10:47am chresti:

Cool @docjazz

10:47am Sem:

Oh, oh, oh. Something wicked good this way comes, my ears tell me.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Miles's Kind of Blue was released 60 years ago this August.

Glad you're digging it, David D! Happy to see you, mauri!

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

How many circles down are you going, Listener Gregory?

10:49am Listener Gregory:

Ha. Only one this time. I think that's walking on broken glass, but I'll find out.

10:51am chresti:

Happy Birthday week, Doug!

10:52am Listener Gregory:

Student walking through the hallway stuck his head in my office and yelled, "Cannonball" during Adderly's solo. So there is some hope for the future.
Bye!

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
Chuck Israels was a big deal, too. Not as big as Lee Konitz, but pretty big.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
More Cannonball coming up! That should help with the broken glass.

@chresti
Thanks! Tuesday's the big day. My daughter is making a pecan pie. Which all I ever really wanted.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

AND WHEN THEY GO!

10:55am chresti:

Haha "underwear host" @Listener Gregory

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

I know. I know he is friendly. I do.

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

You wanna just say SO WHAT, you stupid ignorant motherfucker. But Eddie says it so much nicer.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

"Jeannine" was composed by the pianist Duke Pearson. The song was written for his 6-year-old niece. Apparently, Pearson was not pleased that the Jeannine in Jefferson's version is a grown-up woman doing things that grown-up women do.

11:08am Doug Schulkind:

Jefferson was shot and killed three years after recording Zap! Carnivorous.

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11:09am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Happy pecan pie birthday, Doug! Excellent choice.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

The name of the album this song was released on...

Still on the Planet

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11:19am doctorjazz:

I now know how great it was to have Chuck Israels as my teacher, and, yes, he's a big deal (he was also a great teacher; Konitz had no clue about teaching, but was fun to watch). Text: The Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Granny Spicy Tuna
Thanks!

11:20am chresti:

Joe Higgs?

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Yep! Joe Higgs and Delroy Wilson.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

This Alton Ellis tune is for my wonderful Jessie who I love dearly.

11:24am Sem:

Beautiful song, beautiful sentiment.

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour for Hinky Dinky Time. I'm bringing my A-game. Ryan Braun isn't.

www.wfmu.org...

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11:26am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Thanks for another great program, Doug, and thanks all ye merry listeners for fun and informative chat. Gotta scoot! See you in the funny pages!

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

So happy to ride along with you, GST!

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11:27am Granny Spicy Tuna:

PS: Uncle Michael, i will try to tune in from my portable device…

11:27am still b/p:

Just read that the CB&SR Too Late single was a re-release when it hit so big in '72. Wonder what happened on first release in '70 to keep it low.

11:28am still b/p:

See you in the two-reelers, GST.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

How the hades did it not blow right up upon initial release, still b/p? It makes zero sense.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Spike Lee used the orig. version of Too Late Now to sublime effect in BlacKkKlansman.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

Nana Love is from Nigeria. The next selection is from Ghana.

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

Emma Dorgu. Emma is short for Emmanuel.

11:32am chresti:

See ya Granny!

11:32am still b/p:

Yeah, you'd think the radio and audience woulda been all about a charty embrace in the first go, but it had to wait for ready attention as follow-up to Treat Her Like A Lady.

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11:37am Brian in UK:

This reminds if memory serves me of Sonny Okosuns' Fire in Soweto.

11:37am Uncle Michael:

Umm...someone got documentation that TCBASR released a version before 1972?

11:39am still b/p:

Only Wikidilly:
"The single had previously been released in 1970 on the Platinum label.
Written by Eddie Cornelius, the song had great success upon its re-release."

11:41am Uncle Michael:

I find no evidence that they released *anything* before 1971.

11:42am Dean:

I'm not confident that Wikietc. is correct. Discogs shows undated 45s on Platinum of "Treat Her Like a Lady," nothing for "Too Late..." Moreover, this story reports that THLAL was released in 1971. Nothing about TLTTBN.
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-1986-04-11-8601210980-story.html

11:43am Uncle Michael:

45cat.com also has no support for that.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, soul detective is up next on the Drummer Stream with another episode of HINKY DINKY TIME! Tune in as Michael pours over each recording with a fine-tooth stylus.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

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11:46am Brian in UK:

All I know is that Alton & the Flames' Cry Tough is untouchable.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Wouldn't even try, Brian in UK. To touch it I mean.

11:48am Dean:

However, Copyright Office records indicate in early '72 that THLAL and TLTTBN were "prev. reg." (i.e., previously registered for (c)).

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11:48am Brian in UK:

Doug, I was going to write unimpeachable but ducked out.

11:48am Uncle Michael:

showoff

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

There is still time, Brian in UK. Say it LOUDER.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

I did eat a peach earlier today, that was peachable.

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11:54am dutchtheo:

Thanks Doug, cloud 9 notch, will be come back boy in 3 weeks

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11:54am Brian in UK:

Talking of which I had a brief email conversation with someone in San Francisco a while back and they said that the weather was peachy, did not comprehend. Any ideas?

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Brian Allman in the UK.

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11:55am Brian in UK:

@dutchtheo have a great break.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Hasta la vista, dutchtheo. Have a nice everything!

11:55am Uncle Michael:

peachy-keen

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11:56am Brian in UK:

Thanks, a bit fresh then.

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11:56am dutchtheo:

Thanks! oh and a happy birthtuesday Doug

11:56am Stanley:

Here I am Y'all
Mmmmmm baby

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, dutchtheo! Hello again, Stanley!

11:57am Dean:

TLTTBN reg'd for (c) Dec. 13, '71: https://cdn.loc.gov/service/copyright/hprcatcard/19/71/19/77/CO/RN/_L/-C/OR/NE/LL/_T/19711977CORN_L-CORNELL_T/CC19711977CORN_L-CORNELL_T.0364.jpg

Of course, this doesn't establish when a 45 first appeared.

11:58am Sem:

Thanks for the spins, Doug. Head down in spreadsheets here, but headphones turned up to tinitus level. See you and all next time.

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11:58am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley your round.
Your round what?

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11:59am Brian in UK:

Thanks Mr Drummer.

11:59am chresti:

Dec, '71, almost '72

11:59am thedunkel / el carnicero francés:

have a great weekend Mr. Drummer!

12:00pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks Doug. That was fun.

12:01pm Stanley:

Sorry can't tonight, Brian. Got the in-laws dictating things.

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, whaddya say, Ramblin' Ray!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks everybody! You are the best!

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

Shinda Gikombe	Njane Kanini 0:08:27 Pop-up)	Something Is Wrong: Vintage Recordings from East Africa (Honest Jons )
Osu Selected Union	Homowo Ese 0:11:42 Pop-up)	Ghana Popular Music 1931-1957: From Palm Wine Music to Dance Band Highlife (Arion )
Onana Mbosa Isidore & Son Ensemble	Kurungu 0:14:30 Pop-up)	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (Dust-to-Digital )
Onyina's Guitar Band	Maye Baako Foo 0:17:09 Pop-up)	Ghana 78s Special
Opondo Mugoye	Owiti Otiende 0:20:20 Pop-up)	b/w Odhiambo Otieno (CMS )
Bazoumana Sissoko	Poi 0:22:51 Pop-up)	Bazoumana Sissoko (FG )
Kofia Nyekundu	Askari Wa K.A.R. Ya Sita (6th K.A.R.) 0:26:01 Pop-up)	Echoes of Africa (Early Recordings, 1920s to 50s) (Wergo 1930)

Kouta Katsutaro	Asu Ha Otachika 0:34:32 Pop-up)	Kouta Katsutaro (Death Is Not the End )
Miyako Outsuki	Neon to Watashi 0:37:47 Pop-up)	Nihon Indigo (The Trilogy Tapes ‎ )
Takeshi Terauchi & His Blue Jeans	Kuroda Bushi 0:40:47 Pop-up)	寺内タケシとブルージーンズ [Let's Go Eleki-Bushi] (King 1966)
Gypsy Blood	Orokana Boku 0:43:16 Pop-up)	Rokko Oroshi (Vertigo 1971)
Hiroshi Segawa	花咲け!!じいさん [Hanasaki Only! Old Man] 0:46:37 Pop-up)	Pierrot (Phantom 1972)
Singers Three & Tenjo Sajiki	Nemuranai no Nemurenai no 0:49:37 Pop-up)	Rojin Tanteidan to Garigari Hakase no Hanzai (Showboat 1972)
Kuni Kawachi	Nanikarou 0:52:43 Pop-up)	Utae Nakunaru Maeni (Polydor 1972)
Sonoko	Aoi Tori (Dai Go Maku) 0:56:22 Pop-up)	Les Anges, Les Bonheurs (STROOM 〰 2018)

Charlie Parker	Parker's Mood 1:13:52 Pop-up)	b/w Barbados (Savoy 1948)
Eddie Jefferson	Parker's Mood (Bless My Soul) 1:16:53 Pop-up)	Letter From Home (Riverside 1962)
Charley Parker's Ree Boppers	Now's the Time 1:20:17 Pop-up)	b/w Billie's Bounce (Savoy 1945)
Eddie Jefferson	Now's the Time 1:23:39 Pop-up)	Body and Soul (Prestige 1968)
Coleman Hawkins & His Orchestra	Body and Soul 1:26:27 Pop-up)	b/w Fine Dinner (Bluebird 1939)
Eddie Jefferson	Body and Soul 1:29:25 Pop-up)	b/w Sherry (Triumph 1959)
James Moody	I'm in the Mood for Love 1:32:54 Pop-up)	b/w The Flight (Prestige 1949)
Eddie Jefferson & James Moody	Moody's Mood for Love 1:36:16 Pop-up)	Moody's Mood for Love (Argo 1956)

Miles Davis	So What 1:45:06 Pop-up)	Kind of Blue (Columbia 1959)
Eddie Jefferson	So What 1:54:01 Pop-up)	Letters From Home (Prestige 1961)
Cannonball Adderley	Jeannine 1:57:27 Pop-up)	Them Dirty Blues (Riverside 1960)
Eddie Jefferson	Jeannine 2:04:41 Pop-up)	The Main Man (Inner City 1977)
Eddie Jefferon	Zap! Carnivorous! 2:08:32 Pop-up)	Still on the Planet (Muse 1976)

Higgs & Wilson	Don't Mind Me 2:17:53 Pop-up)	b/w King Stitt & Andy: Herbsman (Clan Disc 1969)
Lascelles Perkins	Tell It All Brother 2:20:26 Pop-up)	b/w Burning Spear: Rocking Time (Coxsone 1971)
Alton Ellis	Too Late to Turn Back Now 2:22:39 Pop-up)	b/w Version (Giant 1972)
The Inturns [aka The Viceroys]	Do We Have to Fight 2:25:38 Pop-up)	Consider Yourself (Chanan-Jah 1978)
Nana Love	Sahara/Chains of Love 2:29:26 Pop-up)	Disco Documentary: Full of Funk (Taretone 1978)
Emma Dorgu	Free My People 2:32:16 Pop-up)	Roverman (Polydor 1979)

Charles "Soul: Brown	Standing on the Outside 2:40:44 Pop-up)	b/w I'll Love You (If You Let Me) (Nola 1963)
Gladys Knight & the Pips	Stop and Get Ahold of Myself 2:43:04 Pop-up)	b/w Who Knows (Maxx 1965)
Troy Dodds	Try My Love 2:45:49 Pop-up)	b/w The Real Thing (El Camino 1966)
The Ba-Roz	Come Back Boy 2:48:21 Pop-up)	b/w The Last Time (Pisces 1972)
The Districts	Like Clouds 2:50:32 Pop-up)	b/w One Lover (Just Won't Do) (Nile )
The Emotions	So I Can Love You 2:53:09 Pop-up)	b/w Got to Be the Man (Volt 1969)
Cal Brandon	24 Hour Love Man 2:55:55 Pop-up)	b/w I Kept on Smilin' (Hitman 1976)

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